Woman Sues Diddy Says He S3x Trafficked Her During Party

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 She claims that at the audition, Diddy insisted that her boyfriend and another model have oral sex on him in order to secure the job.


Former P*rn actress Adria English is suing American hip-hop tycoon Sean "Diddy" Combs, claiming that he forced her into s3x trafficking at his renowned parties and threatened to blacklist her and her model boyfriend if she did not comply.

In documents that TMZ was able to obtain, English, also known as Omunique, first met Diddy in 2004 when her partner went for a modeling audition with Sean John. She alleges that during the audition, Diddy demanded that her boyfriend and another model have oral sex on him in order to get the job. Her partner first refused, but was eventually hired on the condition that English perform as a “go-go dancer” at Diddy’s white party in the Hamptons.

English claims she was pressured to drink wine laced with drugs like ecstasy and encouraged to flirt with guests, even though she did not engage in sex with any of the guests at first. English also claims that Diddy "groomed" her for sex trafficking after she and her partner agreed to work the Labor Day weekend 2004 party.

The lawsuit describes an instance in which Diddy reportedly ordered that English have sex with jeweler Jacob Arabov, dubbed “Jacob the Jeweler” in the hip-hop community. She claims that after the incident, Diddy gave her an extra $1,000 and gave her praise for her cooperation. In the complaint, Arabov is listed as a defendant.

English also alleges she was “passed off” to other individuals at Diddy’s gatherings, where she was frequently s3xually abused. She is suing Tamiko Thomas, accusing her of supporting Diddy’s alleged s3x trafficking business, likening Thomas to Ghislaine Maxwell and Diddy to Jeffrey Epstein.

The lawsuit claims that Diddy threatened to fire English and her business partner if they did not comply with his pledges to help her further her career, including getting her into a female group. English states that after a while, in 2009, she moved to California because she thought Diddy had singled her and her partner out as a form of retaliation

Suspected sex trafficker English is suing Diddy, Bad Boy Entertainment, Tamiko Thomas, Jacob Arabov, and others for undisclosed damages, claiming she suffered significant emotional harm, including intimate relationship issues and depressing memories.

In response to the case, Jonathan Davis, Diddy's lawyer, said, "Mr. Combs has never sexually abused or trafficked anyone. No matter how many lawsuits are filed, it won't change that reality. In our day and age, anyone can bring a lawsuit without providing any supporting evidence and for any cause. Thankfully, there is an objective and fair legal system in place to determine the truth, and Mr. Combs is certain that he will win the case against these and other unfounded allegations.

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